Sir,—I received, to-day, the following letter from Thompson, the sole survivor of the party, as it must, I am afraid, be gathered from it that the search for O'Hea had been given up when Thompson wrote. ...
Article : 1,133 words[Herald.]—An enthusiastic League meeting was held last night at Wattle Flat. There was a numerous attendance. A deputation, consisting of the Rev. S. Ward and Mr. Green, were present. ...
Article : 57 wordsAs our village is getting rather lively of late, I daresay a few lines concerning our "getting on" may not fail to interest you. Within the last few months a Mutual ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 1,119 words[Herald.]—The escort left Parkes this morning with 5744 oz. 14 dwts, of gold. ...
Article : 17 words[Herald.]—Ship Cairnbulg, from London to Sydney, eighty-five days out, all well, passed at 3.30 p.m. Light N.E. wind. ...
Article : 24 words[Herald,]—The news from the new rush is favourable. Water is scarce, but good results are expected after the rains. Provisions at Cooktown are cheap and plentiful. The horse market is quite ...
Article : 154 wordsAt a public meeting held at Taree the following resolution was passed:—"That a cordial vote of thanks be accorded to R. B. Smith, Esq., our representative, by this meeting, representing as it does ...
Article : 134 words[Herald.]—Ejectment cases are being argued in Banco.—Cooktown advices to the 13th contain good reports from the heads of the Normanby and Daintree. A number of packhorses and drays have ...
Article : 108 wordsA man named Joseph Westmoreland died in the Mudgee gaol on the 5th inst. He had been found tying on the bank of Lawson's Creek, on the 20th October last, ond gave as a reason for not going ...
Article : 293 words[Herald.]—In the Legislative Council, yesterday, several measures were finally dealt with. The local Government Bill was recommitted, and several amendments made. The Crimes and Offences Bill ...
Article : 1,120 wordsDec. 13.—Catherine Jane, barque, 378 tons, Saul, from Melbourne 3rd inst. 13.—Lillie, barque, 479 tone, Brown, from Melbourne 5th instant. ...
Article : 216 wordsTHE MAILS—COBB AND Co.—James Rutherford, Esq., a member of the above firm, passed through en route to Muscle Brook, arranging matters in connection with the mail route—Muscle Brook to ...
Article : 495 wordsIt is gratifying to hear that the wheat crops about Cessnock have been very good; rust was very partial, and the yield has been sitisfactory. One thing is to be regretted—that previous failures had ...
Article : 351 wordsDISGRACEFUL PRACTICAL JOKE.—The Monaro Mercury reports that in one of the hotels last week a man named Thomas Ward, who is better known by the cognomen of "Copper Tom," feeling the effects ...
Article : 941 wordsDecember 11.—Barrabool (s.), 588 tons, Captain Pain, from Melbourne, 8th instant, with 56 passengers. 11.—Louisa, schooner, 123 tons, Captain Dowling, ...
Article : 1,028 wordsThe Lochinvar races took place to-day, and were a grand success. The whole of the racing was good, the speculating numerous, and the best order kept during the day; nothing occurring to mar the ...
Article : 69 wordsA gentleman who arrived from Inglewood yesterday stated with some show of authority that Sullivan, the Manugatupu murderer and informer, who it may be remembered was some months since released from ...
Article : 431 wordsThis was an appeal from a decree of the Primary Judge in Equity, made in October last. The facts of the case were as follows:—In August last year, Mr. James Brown, of Newcastle, a member of the ...
Article : 1,191 wordsLIVERPOOL PLAINS.—Mr. Daniel Macquarie, who constructed the railway to Murrurundi, is a candidate for Liverpool Plains, upon a large requisition; and as there will not be any other person than the ...
Article : 160 wordsWeather fine, almost too much so, a few days smart rain would never come more convenient than at present; there is still a sufficiency of good grass for stock, but if the present scorching days continue ...
Article : 677 wordsI am happy to inform you that up to the present we have experienced one of the mildest summers on record in this district. A fall of rain would do much good to re-invigorate vegetation. The river is low, ...
Article : 230 wordsSIR,—At the present time, when the subject of an amended Land Act is engaging the attention of the entire colony, I think it ought to be generally known that, under the existing law, if a conditional ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 176 wordsAt Ashford, on the 23rd day of November, 1874 from Edgerton, by W. F Fitzgerald, Esq.; sum due at date of notice, 11s.:—Iron-gray golding, D over J conjoined near shoulder, hind feet white, pulled ...
Article : 1,030 wordsLast Saturday, Mr. E Huxley, of this town, and one of our butchers, killed three wethers, ages and weights, including caul fat, as follows:—Three years and a half, 84 1b.; two years and a half, 79 1b.; and ...
Article : 272 words[Herald.]—Arrived: Derwent (s.), from Launceston. Sailed: Mary Ann Holman, barque, for Sydney; Alexandra, brig, for Newcastle. ...
Article : 20 wordsPOLICE OFFICE.—Before J. B. Bettington, Esq., J.P.: Tommy Tighe, a Chinaman, was brought up to answer a charge of stealing bricks, and received a sentence of one month to Maitland gaol. ...
Article : 128 words[Herald.]—The Government received a telegram from the West Australian Government, intimating that contracts for the construction of the telegraph from Albury to Eucla have been finally settled, and ...
Article : 245 wordsBush fires have prevailed to an alarming extentin this district during the last week or two. A great deal of fencing has been destroyed, and the utmost vigilance was required night and day to keep the ...
Article : 509 words[?] An accident of a serious nature occurred to Mr. James Donnelly on Tuesday last. He was loaded with wool, and on his way to Grafton, and when near Mr. Curry's residence, he tripped and fell, the ...
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